Scenario:Story starts with a girl who is narrating a dramatic day in her school to her parents.
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Story starts with a girl who is narrating a dramatic day in her school to her parents.
Allison Harper
She is a curious and adventurous young girl in the sixth grade. She is imaginative,brave,and sociable. Allison loves puzzles and mysteries,as evident from her excitement over a treasure map found at school. She eagerly shares her experiences with her parents and invites them to help solve the mystery. Allison’s adventure involves her friends and a new student named Billy,leading to a thrilling search around their school.
Billy
He is a new student at Allison’s school,perceived as quiet and mysterious. He is intelligent and observant,catching the attention of Allison and her friends with his knowledge of the school’s layout. Billy joins Allison and her friends on a quest to uncover the secrets hidden in a treasure map they found. Despite being quiet in class,he proves to be a valuable ally in their adventure,showing remarkable skill in navigating the school’s hidden passages.
David
He is one of Allison’s close friends,known for his humor and lighthearted nature. He is playful and optimistic,often bringing comic relief to their adventures. David brings a guitar to school,adding an element of rock music to their escapades. His friendship with Allison and their shared curiosity about the mystery keep them engaged as they search for clues around school.
"Hey, Mom! Hey, Dad! You won’t believe what happened today!"
I fly into the house, dropping my backpack on the floor as I rush into the kitchen where my parents are preparing dinner.
"What?"
They both turn to me with a questioning look on their faces.
"I found a treasure map!"
I announce excitedly.
I can’t stop smiling as I think about what I’ve discovered.
My sixth-grade year at Hillside Elementary School just got a whole lot more interesting.
"A treasure map? Where did you find it?"
My dad asks, his curiosity piqued.
I love my dad; he’s always up for an adventure, just like me.
Unfortunately, he doesn’t get to go on many these days since he’s not in sixth grade.
"In Mrs. Matthews’ class. It was on the floor, half under the desk. I think someone might have dropped it there and didn’t notice."
I frown slightly as I think about how it could have been missed.
It’s not every day you get to find a real treasure map!
"Did you show it to Mrs. Matthews?"
My mom asks.
I shake my head.
"No. It’s not signed, so I don’t know who drew it. But I showed it to David and Gina and my new friend Billy."
I grin at them mischievously.
"David brought his guitar to school and we had a rock concert in the hallways while we looked for the first clue."
I giggle.
